Tennessee moved down from No. 200 to Nos. 207 and 241, then…
Tennessee moved down from No. 200 to Nos. 207 and 241, then immediately flipped No. 207 to Cincinnati for Nos. 217 and 227. The downstream package produced Corey Levin, Josh Carraway and Khalfani Muhammad, with Levin becoming the durable return.
New York Giants Received
- pick 2017 sixth-round pick (#200- Adam Bisnowaty )
Tennessee Titans Received
- pick 2017 sixth-round pick (#207), immediately traded to Cincinnati for #217 and #227
- pick downstream 2017 sixth-round pick (#217-Corey Levin)
- pick downstream 2017 seventh-round pick (#227-Josh Carraway)
- pick 2017 seventh-round pick (#241- Khalfani Muhammad )
Trade Analysis
The Exchange
Tennessee official transaction records and Pro Football Reference show the full draft-day chain. The Titans sent No. 200 to the Giants for Nos. 207 and 241, then sent No. 207 to Cincinnati for Nos. 217 and 227. Tennessee used those realized selections on Corey Levin, Josh Carraway and Khalfani Muhammad, while New York used No. 200 on Adam Bisnowaty.
Tennessee Return
Levin became the important asset. Pro Football Reference credits him with 88 regular-season games and seven starts for Tennessee from 2018 through 2025. His first start came in 2018, and after returning to the organization in 2021 he remained a multi-year reserve interior lineman. Carraway appeared in one Titans regular-season game in 2017. Muhammad did not record an NFL regular-season appearance.
New York Return
Bisnowaty appeared in one game and made one start for the Giants in 2017, logging 78 offensive snaps in the season finale. That was his only NFL regular-season appearance.
Hindsight Comparison
The Giants obtained one start from the move-up target. Tennessee converted the move-down into a player who ultimately logged 88 games and seven starts for the franchise, plus one game from Carraway. Levin was mostly depth rather than a long-term starter, but the volume and longevity create clear separation.
Final Verdict
Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans Win, B to D+. Tennessee turned the move-down into years of useful offensive-line depth, while New York received one regular-season start from Bisnowaty.